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Daij-Djan
Tests fail & App not working on El Capitan / Xcode 7
Hello,
I was pretty glad to find a framework helping me in working with XSDs. Unfortunately, I can build the App and run, but the generation fails. I then started the tests, and many of them fail. I noticed that several error message are talking of "namespace", so it may be that this relates to the other open issue here. As I'm not using ObjC, but Swift, I'm pretty helpless in fixing anything myself... ;-) I attached the test results for your information.
Best regards
- Hardy TestResults.txt
hi, weird. you are missing the default include directory. im not on 10.11 and there all tests work :(
ill look into it - maybe tomorrow night maybe moday
can you provide me the xsd & xml you wanna parse?
cheers, dominik
On Nov 28, 2015, at 10:41 AM, innoreq [email protected] wrote:
Hello,
I was pretty glad to find a framework helping me in working with XSDs. Unfortunately, I can build the App and run, but the generation fails. I then started the tests, and many of them fail. I noticed that several error message are talking of "namespace", so it may be that this relates to the other open issue here. As I'm not using ObjC, but Swift, I'm pretty helpless in fixing anything myself... ;-) I attached the test results for your information.
Best regards
Hardy TestResults.txt https://github.com/Daij-Djan/xsd2cocoa/files/46302/TestResults.txt — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Daij-Djan/xsd2cocoa/issues/6.
Hello Dominik,
thanks for your response! Actually, I’m not yet at the point to input any XSD (actually, I can, but then the app fails, probably for the same reason - that’s why I executed the tests - so the effect is independent of any data).
Attached you find a screenshot of the test run. Perhaps this gives you some more hints.
Cheerio, Hardy
Am 28.11.2015 um 16:33 schrieb Dominik Pich [email protected]:
hi, weird. you are missing the default include directory. im not on 10.11 and there all tests work :(
ill look into it - maybe tomorrow night maybe moday
can you provide me the xsd & xml you wanna parse?
cheers, dominik
On Nov 28, 2015, at 10:41 AM, innoreq [email protected] wrote:
Hello,
I was pretty glad to find a framework helping me in working with XSDs. Unfortunately, I can build the App and run, but the generation fails. I then started the tests, and many of them fail. I noticed that several error message are talking of "namespace", so it may be that this relates to the other open issue here. As I'm not using ObjC, but Swift, I'm pretty helpless in fixing anything myself... ;-) I attached the test results for your information.
Best regards
Hardy TestResults.txt https://github.com/Daij-Djan/xsd2cocoa/files/46302/TestResults.txt — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Daij-Djan/xsd2cocoa/issues/6.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Daij-Djan/xsd2cocoa/issues/6#issuecomment-160311433.
ok I fixed the unit tests for 10.11. the problem was that I used the /usr/include dir directly and on 10.11 this isn't there by default. They should be all green now.
The demo apps also work fine for me.
what is your issue exactly?
Great, things look much better now. However, there is still a problem in some of the Swift tests:
This concerns three of those tests, all other tests are working fine:
I tried to run the tool with my own XSD. I selected the XSD file, the output folder was elicited automatically, target was "Swift", pushing "Process" button => nothing happens. No error, no change of the output folder, no dialog, just nothing... strange...
I noticed, btw, that when after the line a comment line occurs (like with Altova XMLSpy), the input XSD file is not recognized as such by the tool.
I removed all whitespaces and comments from my XSD file, but no change. (I suspected the comments to be the reason for the problems.)
I made the parsers way more tolerant concerning other content atop the root element